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Resolutions relating to the Abolitionists 1836 101 (1836)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsms0147 and id is 1 raw text is: REVISED STATUTES.- ABOLITIONISTS. 1 the same are printed, to cause to be transmitted each clerk to each clerk of the circuit courts of the 'everal fi cir counties of this state, ten copies thereof. § 3. Be it further enacted, That each clerk of C k to the circuit court, upon the application of the them- judge of probates, president of the board of po- whamong lice, and the member or members of the legisla- ture, residing in his county, shall deliver to them respectively, one copy thereof, taking his receipt therefor. 4. And be it further enacted, That the secre- Secretary tar of state shall cause to be delivered, one of state to ty osttshlcastobdeieeoe'furnish copy thereof, to the governor, to each of the copies--to judges of the high court of errors and appeals, whom. each judge of the circuit courts, the chancellor, and the attorney-general of this state, reserving two hundred copies in the secretary's office, for the use of the members of the legislature, at the next session of the legislature. § 5. And be it further enacted, That this act Act to take shall take effect and be in force, from and after effect. the passage thereof. Approved, February 27th, 1836. Resolutions relating to the Abolitionists. Whereas the citizens of the state of Missis- Preamble. sippi have witnessed with apprehensions of the deepest solicitude, the propagation of principles, and the projection of schemes in the non-slave- holding states of this union, by persons and as- sociations of persons denominated abolitionists, dangerously involving the rights, peace, and domestic prosperity of this and others of the slaveholding states, and whereas, in the opinion 101

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